American English voices for your voice-overs
8 voices with an American accent, 4 female and 4 male, for videos, courses, ads and audiobooks.
Listen to the American English voices
Every portrait is a real voice from the catalog. Press play to hear it.
For a US audience
If your listeners are in the United States, or your product speaks to an international audience used to American English, an American voice sounds natural to them. The voices in this collection range from deep and calm to bright and young: Avery, Ethan, Harper, Logan, Chloe, Oliver, Emily and Ronnie.
American or British?
Spelling, vocabulary and pronunciation differ: color and colour, apartment and flat, the way "schedule" begins. Choose the voice that matches the spelling of your script and the expectations of your audience; mixing them sounds odd to native listeners.
Pace and pronunciation
American voice-overs for ads are usually faster, e-learning and audiobooks slower. Set the pace for each passage, add pauses after headings, and write numbers, dates and units the way they should be spoken.
Brand names and acronyms deserve a quick check: decide whether an acronym is spelled out or read as a word, and write it that way.
Questions and answers
8: 4 female and 4 male.
Start with the calm and clear voices and test them on a whole lesson, not just one sentence.
Yes, on every paid plan and with every character pack.
Yes. 10,000 characters are free once at sign-up, no card needed.
Hear your script in an American voice
10,000 characters free at sign-up. No card needed.